They had a work visa but it expired a few months ago. 

Purchase price: $369,597 Sale price: $475,000 New construction buyer deported due to expired visa.

I have his F1 visa, work information and employer contact.And an additional bonus question: I don't think I handled the situation with the Facebook post well by not bringing it up, what would you do in this situation?

Amex or Visa will not take Credit Karma's "word" on it that SS# was verified, will they?

I am currently in the USA from the past 5 years on a work visa and plan to go back to India in a couple of years.If I plan to hold on to the rental property once I leave USA (and I will be considered a non-resident for tax in US), what would be the implications of taxation on:a) the rental income I receive every yearb) capital gains if I decide to sell the property while I am a non-resident.I would not have any other income from US sources once I leave the country. 

The lender I was talking to (in Belize) won't lend to me because they don't provide loans to individuals who will obtain (or currently has) residency on a retirement visa. 

I'm hoping that someone here can offer some advice on a rather uncommon situation.I'm an Aussie passport holder with a non-immigrant b1/b2 US visa, so in simple terms I'm a foreign visitor in the USA.

Many people that have them have over stayed temporary visas and are here illegally.Third... 

These entities include: Publicly traded companies meeting specified requirements- you know those on the stock marketMany nonprofits but not all- the not for profit has to be approved, filed, and registered with IRS and the state.Certain large operating companiesOther entities that are exempt from BOI reporting include: Sole proprietorshipsUnincorporated associations such as HOA'sEstatesFamily trusts includes Revocable Living TrustsNatural persons opening accounts on their own behalf a human who uses their real nameTrusts (other than statutory trusts created by a filing with the Secretary of State or similar office)Authorized users for credit cards, your children on your VISA card I wrote 50 times to vest in Living Trusts and save the filing costs, keeping money separate, and paying for extra tax returns and attorney fees.

I have some ideas (visa requirements, acreage, zoning (what it allows for), a section for expenses/upkeep, the amount that everything put together breaks down to depending on the number of people buying into it) but hoping for more specifics on the actual property analysis/numbers side of it since I don’t really have much experience and would need to be able to explain it to someone to help me create the sheet.